It’s easy to assume that teenage girls will act like teenage girls, particularly when they're going through those often-difficult and rebellious years. Efforts to correct them usually don't work out well, and that hasn't changed over time. This was certainly true in 1954 New Zealand, where a group of young women considered social or sexual “deviants” were sent to Te Motu School for Incorrigible and Delinquent Girls, …